University of South Carolina Libraries
hato been re-opened to trafno. Th? ban-? ficadeB havo ad disappeared, and the j^vements'h'ay?/beeji repaired. Perf eat l( ojrdei reigns ftVeiywhere, ./T^e.palice are ' etill arrestmg suspected'pomms. .Ten ' coarta martiafhrtve been- established at Cherbourg Xor 'tho trial of all prisoners ^'tentih?rebythe^ovost Marshal, The i ' 'latter service ?B carried on at tho Theatre lt Chatelet, in th ie city, whoroa Buminary investigation is < held'.prior; tb'trial by VEuaAintiEij, Juno 4.-The probable result of the sitting of the National ?e "?ombly to-morrow ?B causing great ex , citaient. It, is believed tko deerco of j?xtlo of tho Bourbon princes, will bo ab? rogated. Tho newspapers generally duv %appirpve of pooh tv cpnrse, which, they t'a?ftb?Wl De a'at'?p towards their rcsto'ra .:- ?ion.'-' " . . A! 2 ".PABTS^Jnue ^-f-T3gr?s.8 is forbidden 'after Tl;dV^?^.u*^'o)arWval 'Bf foreigners *4.jh^r?a&% /uaily, 50,000' who bore j police ar? ?n ^p?tau^danger. ' Qronsset .. ,.h'sS': ibeep ' ari?3;tod.' ., Active search ; ip being mudo for Pyntt. A-motion $3 :- ponding to prolong Thiers' powers for two years. The puke D'AuO?ale" is at St ,. Germaine.: Archbishop ' ,'D?rbois. funeral oocurs on the 7 th, from'.Notre .Dame.' ' ? ??->?." . i j } LpNpoN, june ?z-^-Earl De Grey baa ". resumed his'seal iu tho Ho o .?e of Lords, fie was warmly coogratuluted on the OcnohiBion of tim treaty. IU the'Com? mons* GlauVjtooa belated; existing laws .-.ample to enabfo, Uie "Government to ful ' rill the conditions of the treaty. POUT A?-PmNOE, May'23.-The jour 2 nails. publish - protests' of the people Against annexation*. \\1 '"r:". BOSTON, Juno b*.-?ntho United States -, Ciroui,t Court to-duy the jury returned e .'. Verdict in favo? of Elwell F. Hayes iv?, the Phonli Life Insurant Company, :. whu?h had'resisted payment o'f fcol?cy ol ?.10,000 to tho mother of John O. Hayes, fedltor of the Savannah Republican, whe ' .WB^V^^uIt?d/and'imprisoned' in thai ; city i? 18G9, anu,diod,of injuries received. Tho amount included ia the verdial wos8lli4?6r- i . NKWYOB?,' Jane 3,-^-Foster, the .don. do.mned murderer of. Pu tnarn, baa issnec on appeal to tho publia, in which h< says: ? "I waa. .tried - Out. of i my* turn ?j ^here were others iodidted for 'inurdei montra before 'piny whnr' have not hoei . ? tried y ot, beo?u?o there-waa no hub' anc Cry after them, whileithe public was re '.lji^fid\to;hAy? m j blpQd.as soon os possi ;ble. Ouf of hil these ? lim' alone selecie? '.' to undergo capital punishment, .becaus .. mino was a a on aa ti on af ca BO." Njn.pno cat -. doubt the truth.o? this* .hud it w ?becaus * this le'the troth known to God am - 8worn to hymn in tho shadow of death 'that I make my appoal to the publie, am doomed to? die because a wicked drunkon freak resulted in tho doa*b of ? than whom I no more intended to hare .seriously than I would, my own child ' Tho public, because it forgets, me in th horror of my cell, convicted of au in tee lion which I never had, as my Crea'toi "into whose presence I'am abortiv to b hurled, knows better even than I do, ic . aifits on.my execution." ; . SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.- Tho defenc in Mrs, Fair'? caso hus inlrodueted nfl davita to impeach another of the juron named Little?eld. j Judge DwinoBll sai ho would bear; these affidavits, hut tin affidavits in tlie matter .must then sto] It was evident perjury was being cori mitred. A magnificent palace car, made wholl of .California and Mexican ornament wood, left for the East via Omaha nv Chicago yesterday., "lt will probably t taken to Washington and presented t tho President. ?' " ' Nnw GULEANA, .Tuned.-That portie S of. tho oityrWost. of Golvez, street ac between tim old aud: now Canal street <pftrtly -flooded,,?fcused. hy heavy. : rafi ...^-and oroVavscs; in the eau ul vie vous '. Tl ^Bo?%et> Ga'f'ro-; crevass?, and E?j?t ai f?''^qtVeast'iau?s'fof thai p "Lat twpf day 3 driving i ? a h aa vy e t r ea ns f to hf ? t ii o G u 1 causea an^irnmeuso . ril? iu' Lake. Po char train. Ruin and un favor abie wini continue, causing apprehension that tl Oily Went of Claiborn street will 1 flooded. ' The Milneburg and lake et of the Ponchartrain Railroad ?B BCVei inches under water' Tho Now Orient Mobile and Texas, Bailroadi from FL MoOomb to tho Bigoletts, about twcl milos, is partially flooded. . > LATEit.^-The.crevasse in tho new car levee, at thc foot of Hagau Avenue 1-25 feot wide and, four feet doep. Wai is pouring in to 'tho city. Ano ther bre 1 is reported ou the inner levee of the c canal to-nighc. All that portion of t city between the two canals and Wost Claiborn street will doubtless bo flood before' morning. WASHINGTON, Jane 4.-Bowen . 1 been released on bail under a motion 1 a new trial. The United States and Spanish Joi Commission meets this week. All elsi of alleged. American oitizens, growi out of confiscation and'im prison nu during the insurrection in Guba will adjusted. - Consideration also extends the heirs of those who suffered. T commission consists of Judge Otto the United States, and Senor PoBtesi for Spaiu, and Baron Loderer, Auatr Minister. nV umpire. Caleb Cushiug o ou neel for tho Uni tod States; James Carlisle for Spaiu. Probabilities-It is probable that' Texas etorm will pass North-west wa A severe storm is threatening North ' Illinois.' Local thunder storms will r. baldy continuo from Kentucky to f> York, and be experienced in the East States. Light winds are probable general for the lakes on Monday. SAN DOMINGO, May 30."- Baez is rn ing oxtonsive preparations, having coi ved army stores from New York. 1 revolutionists aro also prepariug fi struggle. ^43*N^*?piBCO,?Jq n* -i.-^ Judge ?nelK overruled tho ?ouptioi"mull HGD tenced. Mr&Fafr to, be hanged on the pending changes in depart mont ancldis, triot commandera, with''a'view to.the stringent enforcement of the Ku Klus I billi are unfounded;; neither has tho-War j Department any advices confirmatory otj t roper? i?d??^tiiig a general Indian war;. ^ ;'Ii?n?bn7? now lu .? .direct telegraph: communication,with "Ch tua- . The oaljla between Singapore an? Hong kong waa su coitally. laid, jj . -\- j ' '. >"* ProuabiHtioc^Local Btormi are proba bio for to-flight- ou tho coast of North; Carolina and. Wept of Ohio. Partially cloudy. Bjld. clca?r-Avoatl^or. without" im* portant chango ih tjenrpbratnre. pre pro? bable for Tuesday" from1 the Mississippi ta the Atlantic; ^'.r'. :' ? Tho late^ti b^oia'i adviges report th? namh?r of1 Indians massacred nt Port Gratf^fe [Bp T.. il ' .H?V?NAI 0 une ?.?-'Th? im poa ton im? ported cattle haa.bqen reducodto 82. o? Span Sah ? and 8 if o'n ; foreign bottoms; % ^S^-FniNiajBCO, June 5?-Mrs: "Fair'i iVpiH^aOd^h?alth are UnebntfgedHl?ce hei .:i?ire^^?"?^'-''r^0?d?onstrationH of sympathy from Btrbngrminded women continue, The murderer t bi Miss McDaniel, ai Cherokee pFlut, waa-\surrounded bj citizens, who .determined to hunt hin down. $5,000. reward has been offeree for the murdororj He had a Henry rifli and two revolver?. NEW YOKE" Juno 5.-5,000 invitation have been extended to telegraphers b; Tillotson & Co., fur the. complimentary : excursion upon the inauguration of th' Morse statue, on Saturday next. ?, Count Gasperiu died receutly, a -Geneva. . I 'LoriisyrxiLE, Juno 5.-Greeley passe* here, going .North. He gives gio win accounts of ; Texan,' but ?is nnfnvorabl j impressed wi)h Mississippi, where, h says, there ia moro waste land und ol Southern spirit than'any Southern Stat ; he had passed through. CHICAGO, Juno ?.rt-Tbo wheat harves bas begun'?D, Southern Illinois carlie than ever known. . The yield is abm dunt. . ? J .' . : Legal proceedings compelled Chene to leoyo the pulpit while about being ii au gu rated. ?i FALL KrvEB, June 5.- Lightning fire the city, ball,-?pd killed a man in tl: vicinity,: who refuged auder a trop. BAI?TIMOUB, June 5.-The eighteen" annual session; of i the International T; pographical Union convened to-day, V J. Hammond, of New Orleans, presidio; Sixty-four Unions ara represented L seventy-eight, delegates, including Mi Mary Moore, ff om Woman's Union, N 1, of New (York city. Mr. Hammot was re elootod President by acclumatio: John Colton-,, of Cincinnati, was jr elected Secretary and Treasurer. Feston & Somibought from the - 8ta over 5,000 shares .common stobfeof tl Baltimore apd^Ohio Railroad, at Si? per share. The sale was ordorcd by tl State, to pay State'bonds, which ta lured'January last..' By this sale, t State loses two directors iu the coi ' pany. The amount realized is inst licieut to pay the bonds. A further si of pref erred / stock will probably necessary", when tho State will lose mc directors. . NEW. YOUK", Jnne 5.-The City BruHsols* time to Queenstown, was eig days,'fourteen hours and thirty miuut An immens.? pilo of bricks on Chur street fell to day, burying several cl dren. One was rescued with ".its lice broken; It' is. feared .the others i killed, LATER.:-Another ohild has been r cued, badly hurt. One mau is still i der tho bricks. John Arno, a Chinaman, is held default of $5,000 bail, charged with ? attempt to kill an officer of the Amern brig Thomas, which arrived hist nigh A large business portion qf tho villi I of Waverly was destroyed by fire to-d I Loss 875,000. . It is rumored that tho Agricultu Bureau reports the growing cotton c: -J,2?0j000'balea less than lant year. V^?hQ.'qaae of tho prize fightors, ] .?Lardsand Collins, will bo argued bef tho general term on tho jurisdictioi the.sentencing court. NEW OJUJBANS, :Juno 5.-The bod} Geo. A. Freeret, vice-President of Uuion Bank, wo? found in thu caual I morning, opposite H?gase avenue, was last seen at tho Half-way House 3 day evening. . Joseph Fernand was drowned in Ct street canal yesterday. Back of Clairborne street, on Ca thero is an average depth of two fee water. Tho flood is increasing. Wi is as near up Canal street as Bani] street, with' the exception of the neu ground on Canal street, which is not tirely oovered. East of Clairbc street, there* is an unbroken sheel water from Vi fiery street to tho Met? Bridge, and from the new to the basin-an area of five or six sqi miles-inoluding about SOO thickly ii bited squares. The sufferings of tin habitants of this quarter, espec among tho poorer classes, is very gi Thousands liviug in single story ho have moved ont, while most of t living in two story houses have 1 compelled to move into the se? storios. Back of Clairborne street Canal, there is an avorago depth of feet of water. The city authorities i to bo doing all they can to nlleviab sufferings of the people. Every n able boat and skiff hos been brought uso. Policemen may be seen movii almost every-direotion, rendering j assistance ns they can, moving those are in danger, und distributing p sions to Ibo ueody. The damage bj overflow cannot be estimated will degree bf certainty. Thoshrubbcr; gardens huve al) been, ruiued, hi damaged and property depreciated, overflow directly 'from the lako an Geutilly Bo*** quarter bas caused 1 cha'rtr??n Railroad from "Gen lilly Station arcr Ititi' r^verflowedi /Tho .,water in the Inkers receding slowly.4 : - ? : ^" A? train a?m? ^through from Mobile -yesterday, on the-Chattanooga .Railroad. A. psssepg?r ^epofts'.jibqut. ( forty-five .mi???'of 'the roa&rindoir.watof; ^A Jack BOu Railroad passenger, who oame in -this morning, reports'that road under 'water .for seven miles North of Puss .Manobaie. ^vT ''V-.#>' .? HOTEL ' ??ini v A L s, June 5.*-A'iuArerson Bouse-AivGayer,. Jackson vii le; J. H. Averill, Qh'Brlestoti;dEl.'J. BoOn'o, Texas; J: Prim,:J, W. Miller, Charlotte; R. S. Hughes, l*.;**: 'Hughes, N.J.; Dr. W. O. Taylor, Eleut. McIntosh abd wifo, T. W.-Oarter; H/J? Nowlno. T. AV. French, O. Bntd??,^ S,rA^; J.D. Hali, N. O.; D. Johnson,'\Jx, TJ??o?; ?. Anderson, N. B.( G.Ta#Or, N?work; W.'H, Tres oott, S. B, .Trescof\t, Pendleton; Columbia t??/sf^P.'B. Tompkios, Lan? caster; J. KershaV, W; E. Kvans, Cam? den;. Miss A. Calhonu, Abbeville; J. S. Browning,-'Cuarleiiton; ;B: S. Huches, B. G. Hughes, K. J. ; H. M. Drano, N. C. ; H. Edmunds, Ridgeway; F. Gnrd ner. Fla. _ FINANCIA 1. AiV>? ?JOnilUfKHClAl.. NEW YORK, June 4.-The cottou move monta show n further fulling oil iu both receipts and exports-tho uinallest, in tho aggregate, for any previous week for a long time past. Receipts at all ports 30,402 bales, agaiust fd,ITS last week; 45,007 previous week; -10,840 three weeks since. Total receipts since ?Sept mn ber 5,792,20.) balea, against 2,772,432 for the corresponding, period of. the previous year. Exports from all ports 47,802 bales, agaiust 30.100 last year. Total exports for expired portiou of tho cotton year 2,944.177 bulen, against 1,950.593 for tho same time last year. Stock ut all ports 207,139 bales, against 270,080 for the samo timo last year. Stock, at inte? rior toWus 24,089 bales, against 50,400 last year. Stock in Liverpool 907,000 bales, against 009,000 last year. Ameri? can.cotton afloat for Great Britain 188, 000 bales, against 130,000 last year. Iu diau afloat for Europe 3C5.093 bales, agaiust 249,559 lust year. Weather has been raining again, and further damage hus been doue to the growing crop. FRANKFORT, Juue 5.-Bonds 9G7B'. LONDON, June 5-Noon.-Consols 91&. Bouds 90;^'. LIVERPOOL, Juno 5-Noou.-Cottou activer nnd firmer-uplands SfV?.S*^; Or? leans 8,'U@8J4'; sales 20,000 bales; ex? port aud speculation 0,000; sales ou uamed ship from Charleston or Savan? nah, not below good ordinary, 8 3-10. LONDON, June 5-Kv md ny.-Consols 91|X- Bonds 90,'?. LIVERPOOL, June 5-Evening.-Cot? ton firm-uplands 8f3,SJ?; Orleans 8^'; sales 20,000 bales; speculation and ex? port 6,000. NEW . YORK, Juno 5.-Noon-Flour quiet and steady. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn quiet aud firm. Pork quiet, at 15.25? 15.50. Lard steady. Cotton higher-uplands 18;5?; OrleauB 19; sales 3,000 bales. Freights steady. Stocks steady and firm. Governments duli aud steady. Gold dull, at 12.'(J. Money easy, at 3. States dull and heavy. Ster? ling- long 10,??; short 10Ja'. 7 P. M.-Cotton activo aud excited; sales G.841 bales-uplauds 19}?. Flour -Southern common to good extra 0.75 @7.25;good to ckoico7.30?9.00. Whis? key firmer, at 93. Wheat lc. better on ; spring-winter red and nailer Western 1.02?1.64, Com closed dull, ut 70?72. Pork heavy aud low, at 15.000?, 15.25. Beef quiet. Lard steady-kettle 10 a?. Freights firm. Money easy, at 2?4. Storliug 10K@10??. Gold 12. Go? vernments J ?c. better for January and July issue; others steady, Tenneesees 71; new 71. Virginias 05>J; new 72. Louisianas 09; new G3; levees 70; Ss S5. Alabamas 103; 5s 73. Georgias 89; 7s 92J.<. N?rth Carolinas 47; new 2(JJ?. South Cavoliuas 72; new 03. . ' BALTIMORE, Juno 5.-Whoat dull and lower-choice white l.S0@1.90; fair lo ^'??T*MJ-","V' primo,,l,45@VG5; prime,to choice red L?0(gl.65. ; Flo?r jl?lk. Corn dull white 78@80; yellow 73. Pork 18.00. Bacon steady-shoulders ly,. Cotton 1 firmer-middling 18>? ? 18%;' receipts 225 bales; sah** 57D; etaok 13,052. CINCINNATI", JuH? 5.-Flour in fair I demand und firm, Corn demands full price?. Pork in light demand and holders firm-15.25 .asked; 15 offered. Lard 9%@9%. Baoon in limited jobbing demand-shoulders G)>?; clear sides 8>?; sparingly offered. Whiskey dull, nt | 89 j?. LOUISVILLE,.: Juno 5.-Flour active and firm. Coru in fair demand, at 08. Provisions dull und uuchauged. Mesa pork 11.50. Shoulders Q}?', clear sides By. Whiskey 90. , s MODILEV June 5.-CoUou buoyant middling 171^; receipts 427 bales; enies 500; stock 20,405. GALVESTON, June 5.-Cotton .firm good ordinary 14J-?; receipts 880 bales; sales 200; stock 50,130. NEW OKLEANS, Juno 5.-Flour, dull and depressed-superfino 0.00; double 0.50; treble 0.75@7.00. Com iu good supply and demand-mixed 75; white 77@73. Pork dull-mess 16.25 asked. Bacon dull, at 7JB@9J!?; sugar-cured hams 13@14. Lard dull-tierce 12@ 12%;. keg i2@12tf. Sugar firm-good fair ?OJ'?. Molasses firm-fermenting 35@40; plantation reboiled 40@53. Whiskey dull, at 92.t?. Coffee duli, at 13% @ 15)?i. Cottou firm-middling 17;.;; receipts 3,035 bales; enies 3,400; stock 93,031. BOSTON, June 5.-Cottou active-mid diing 18%; receipts 1,137 bales; sales 050; stock 0,500. CHARLESTON, June 5.-Cotton strong middling 17>4(ii)17>.j ; receipts 590 bales sales 201; stock 7,950. SAVANNAH, June 5.-Cotton quiet middling 17j?'@17%; receipts l,52i bales; sales 100; stock 15,324. NORFOLK, June 5.-Cotton firm-lo\ middling 10>.i; receipts 97 bales; sale 25; stock 2,737. 'AUGUSTA, Juno 5.-Cottou marke active and excited, with light offering.1 sales 575 bales; receipts 153-Liverpoc middling 18; New York middling 18>?. WILMINGTON, June 5.-Cotton firm middling 16%; receipts 100 bales; stoc 945. For Rent. WE offer th?i following desirable uri ?SM Pi-'rtj tor rout; itilii. THAT eplendid family BEBXOBNCl with forty-two acres uf Und attached, know as thc "Walker Place." Several hutmri fruit trees of tho choicest selection no ia full bearing. Tho landa arc compriet of highlanda anil meadow, with a hold fri spring not distant fruin tho house. Tho fron near four acres in extent, faces on Uppi Dd?udarr, ono of our moot public street lt. O'NEALE A HON. June 3 Cotton Towu. Boots and Shoes. WE are now prepared to show an enti uew and fresh h tock of tho above good bought direct from first hands. Wo shall e deavor to givo satisfaction to all who de with us in thoso goods, and at all limes gun I auteo our price?. lt. C. SHIVER & CO. June 3_ The Wheeler & Wilson Improved Sile: Feed Sewing Machine. EVERY faruily shonld have ono. Call ai examine these beautiful, noiseless ni chines, hoforo purchasing. They can bo te at tho store of Mr. Geo. Bru?a, near t PiimNix oflice. An experienced operator give instruction with each machine enid. Juno j 2*_ Removal.. HEISE'S CONFECTIONERY ia ronioved the store formerly occupied by M. Berry, on Plain street, two doors from Jo j Aguow .t Hon's wholesale grocery and hal ware establishment._June 4 : Claret Wine ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, the trallon or dozen; June 1 EDWARD HOPE For Sale. <A A CAR LOAD of finn Kon-Mk 7??Hr\tncky MTJLfcS and HOUSES fT/\ -among them some faat^J^ 1 ' . stock-for sale. Apply at AGNEW .t OO.'S Stables, Assembly street. April 23 Afresh supply of Hagley'* Ma) tl ?wer, 1 cut, at POLLOCK'S. TO $500,000 c Oil v E^.I^ nvvn i ? TUE SOUTH CAROLINA Ii and and Immigration .Association UN L>Ell thc auspices of Ibu "Souili Carolina :->taic Agricultural ami Mechanic?I Socictv," Will ?ive a SE it IKS OF CONCERTS, at the Academy nf Munie, Charleston, a. C., com? mencing October IL 1871, for thc purpose ol raising a fund to enable emigrants to uettlo upon lands selected by the Association for hornea of Northern and European farmers and others, in tho State of South Carolina, aud lor their transportation thither and support fur tho first year. ? BEFERENCE3 IN SOUTtl CAROLINA-General Wade Hampton. Hon. B. F\ Porry.Gover? nor M. L. Bonham, (Sonora) Johnson' Hugood, Hon. Armiatead Burt, Hon. James Gbcsnut, General John S. Preston, Hon. W. D. Siinpsou, Audron- Simouds, Esq., Bon. G. A. Trehholni, Governor J. I?. Manning, Hon. J. B. Campbell. $500.000 to he awarded to the ticket holders of tho scries of concerta to commence on thc first of October, 1871, at tho Academy of Music, Charleston, S. C., ou which day tho drawing commences. 150,000 Season Ticket? of Admission, and no more, at $? each. All the premiums, including Deed and Certificate of Titlo to Academy of Music, will be de? posited with tho National Bank of the Republic, New York. $600,000 IN GIFTS. 1st Gift, Academy of Music, Charleston, B.C., cost to build $230.000,having an annnal rental of about 120,000 from Opora House, Stores and Halls: the building being about 230 foot by GO, and situated corner of King and Markot streets, in the centro of tho city, and well known to bo tho fiuest building aud moat valuable property in Charleston; valued at $250.TK)0 2d Girt-Caah. 100.000 Sd Gift-Caah . ^25,000 I 4th Gift-Cash. 10.000 5th Gift-Cash. . 5,000 25 Oifts-Caah.each * 1,000.. 25,000 |'?3 Gifla-Caah .each i.urt. 12.000 350 Gifta-Cash."..each 100. 35,000 250 Gifts-Caah.each 50. 12.500 500 Gilta-Casi?.each 25. 12,500 1,250 Gifts-Cash.each 10. 12,500 2,101 Gifts, amount to.WO.COO BUTLER, CHABWIOK, GARY & CO., Agents South Carolina Land and Immigration Association. GKN. M. C. BUTLER. ) JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ., } Charleston, S. C. GEN. M.; W. GARY, ) . ., -o> COMMISSIONERS AND SUPER VISORS OF USA WIXG: Genurnl A. lt. Wright, of Qoori;ia. Colonel ?. II. Rutledge, of South Carolina. Genera! Bradley T. Johnson, of Virginh. Hon. ltogor A. Pryor, of New York. Jnue G . lni'^? . H??NEy.?P.' HELMBOLD'S Compound Fluid Extract t?!.?-T;A M%? ?Q ?A ?? / ?i*M*P ' Component Parts-Fluid?xlfaol Rhubarb and Fluid Extract Catawba Crape Juice. FOB Liver Complaints, J?und?ed, Bilious, Affections, Bick or Nervous Headache, Costiveness,-eto. Purely Vegetable, contain? ing no Mercury, Minerals or polet crions Drnge. ' ''Tn?s? Pills are the most delightfully Plea? sant purgative, enperoeding castor oil, sal tu, magnesia, eto. There-is nothing more ac? ceptable to the stomach.-' Tboy give-tone, abd omeo neither nausea nor griping pains. They are composed of tho finest ingredients. Alter a few days' nae of thom, suoh an invigo? ration of tba" Entire system takes placo aa to appear miraoulonsto the weak aud enervated, whether arieing from imprudonco or disease. H. T. Helm hold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pill? are not sugar-coated, from thS'fadt that sugar-coated -iJilln do not djaaolte, but pass through tho stomach with-, out dissolving, consequently dr? not produce .thedesirefl-effeot. The CATAWBA GRAPE -PILLS, being pleasant in taste! and odor,' do not necessitate their being encar^coated. Price fiftv eenie per bf?x? . .. as* ? ' UK* ll Y 7. UKt.JlOLq'S Highly Concentrated Compound FLUID EX ra AOT SARSAPARILLA Will radically exterminate Irom the system Hero!ula,.Syphilis, Fever Sores,, Ulcero," Sore ?Eyes, Sore Xegs, Sore; Mooth,'Ba?e'Bead, Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Knit Rheum, Can? kers, Runnings from the Ear, Whits Swellings, Tumok-a, Cancerous afleo tions, Nodes, Bioko te. Glandular Swelling*. Night Shoats, Raab, Totter, Humors ot all Kinda. Chronic Rheu? matism, Dyspepsia, and all discaees that bk ve been established io the system for years. ' Xi . Being prepared oxprtmsly for the above conw plaints, ita blood-purifying properties are greater than any other preparation of Sarsa? parilla. lt gives the complexion a clear and healthy color and restores tho patient toa state of health and parity. For purifying the blood, removing all chronic constitutional dis easoa arising from an impure state of blood, and only reliable and e flea tu al known romedj for tho cure of Pains aud Swelling of Bones Ulcerations of the Throat andXego, Blotchea Pimples on Face, Erysipelas, all Boaly Erup tiona of Skin, and beautifying Complexion Price ll 50 per botMe. HENRY T. HKLllilSOl.O'S Concentrated Fluid Extract finchn. TUE G BEAT DIURETIC, baa cured ever; case of Diabetes in which it baa been given Irritation of tho Neck of tho Bladder and In tl animation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of th Kidneys and Bladder,- Retention, of Urine Disease? of tba Prostrate O land, Stone in th .Bladder. Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Depo sit, and Mucous or Milky Dischargee, and. fo Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions of i bot] sexes, attended with the following sympt?me Indisposition to Exertion. Loss ol Power Loss of- Memory, Di?iouity of Breathing Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Fain ip th Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dry ness of the Skin, Eruption,on the Face, Pal lid Countenance. Universal' Lassitude of th Muscular System, ere. Used by persons fror ? eighteen lo twenty -fl vo, and thirty-live to fifty tiru, or decline or change of.lifo; after confine ment or labor pains; bed-wetting in children HELM HOLD'S'ErattLcT BUCHD ie.'dic retie aud blond-puritying, and cures all Dit eases arising from Habits of Dissipation, au Excesses and imprudences in Life, Impur ties of tho Blood, etc.,. enpersoding' Ccpaib in a ile ot ions for which it unused; and By ph litic Afflictions-in these Distuses, need i connection with Uclmbojd'e Rose Wash. In many a ff tctions -peculiar to ladies, th .Extract Buchu^s unequalled Ly Any otbc remedy-; aa bi Chlorosis or BetsntionXrrcgi lan tv.'Painfulneas or Suppression of Custon arv Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schin us Stat ot the Uterus, Leucorrbcea or Whites, Sb I rility, and for all complaints incident to tl Sex, " wbother arising from Indiscretion < Habits nf Dissipation. It is prescribed e: toneively by the most eminent Physicians ai Midwives for enfeebled aud delicate constit : linne, of both sexes ami all agea, (attend? with anv of thc above diseases or symptoms O H I. HelmbouVs Extract Buchu Cures Disoases arising from Imprudence Habits ol Dissipation, etc, in all their ?tagt at little expense, liltlo or no change in dh no inconvenience, sud no exposure. It oana a frequent desire, aud gives strength to a nate, thereby removing Obstructions, Pi venting and Curing Strictures of the Urethi allaying Pain and inflammation^ so froqne in thia dasi of diseases, and expelling all p souous matter. 1'housauda who have be?, n v tims of incompetent peisona, and have ps heavy fees to bo cured in a short time, ba found they have boen deceived, and that t "poison" bas, by the usc of "powerful astr ?lents," been dried up in the ?yslcm, to hi e out In a moro aggravated form, and perhfi after marriage, ; ,., Uso HELM HOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC : all all. et iona and disoases of tho Urinary ( gaits, whether existing in malo or fem? ?rom whatever cause originating, and norn ter how lyu g standing; Price 11:30 per bott Xi Unir}- T. H ri ml>t>l?l Improved Rose tv a ?iniVoi be. surpassed ir? li ;FAjOE ^WJ?S?Jj a wTll'bC fotfncl lhO Oiliy ?pec?fic l?mriTj'iii'i;T. species of cutaneous affection. It speed eradicates Pimples. Spots, Scorbutic Dry nb 111 durations of the Cuta?fonsMembrane; ol .dUpels Redness and InoiplcnlJnflammati< Hives, Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of Sc or Skin, Frost Bites, and all purposes which salvea or ointments aro used; rosto thu skin to a state of purity an 1 soft ne??, ti insures continued healthy action lo the tiHi of its v?asela, on which depends tho.agrees clearness and vivacity of complexion HO mt sought and admired. Bnt however vatua aa a remedy for existing defects of the B! H. T. Helmbold'a Bose Wash bas long a tained ita principio claim to unbounded tronage, by possoitaing qualities which ron it a toilet appendage of the most snporlai and congenial character, combining in an gant formula those prominent requiai aafaty and efficacy-the invariable accon m?nente of its ase-aa a preservative and fresher of the complexion. It is an excel! lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic natore, as an injection for diseases of the Uric Organs, arising from habits of dissip?t: nsed in connection with tho extracts Boc Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, in a diseases as recommended, cannot be snrpt ed. Price, One Dollar per bottle. x> Full and explicit directions accompany dicines. Evidence of most responsible, ri hie character furnished on application, 1 ,hundreds of thousands ol living witnna and upward of 30,000 unsolicited certifie and recommendatory letter*, many of wi arc from tho highest BonrcOB, including < neut Physicians, Clergymen, Statesmen, Tho proprietor has never resorted to t publication In the newspapers; hedoesno this from (ko fact that bia articles ran staudard preparation*, and do not nei rt-l propped up by certificates. Hy. T.flsloiboM'a Genullte Pr?par?t! Deliverod to any address. Secure from ot val ion. Established upward twenty years, by Druggists everywhere. Address letter information, in confidence, to Henry T. U bold, Dingels! and Chemiit. Only Depots: ll. T. HELMROLD'S 1 and Chemical Warohomo, No. 591 Broad New York; or, to li. T. ilELMDOLD'S I cul Depot, 101 South 10th st, Philadelphia ' Beware of ronntcifoils. Auk for HE T. H ELM HOLD'S! Take no other. Juno Jt'x. 1 -i , ^Bd?oni Flour, &oM- * .ST JACOE LEVIK. ON MIS [Tuoadaj] MOBNING, woatber par , ; mitflog; I wiU oe^ - pounds primo BACON SlDEts. A . - pounds prime Sugsr-Cured Strip?. ; - pounds Dry Baited 8ides. '-r^pounaaDry Salto?rDeuieB. " , ? - Smoked Barns. Extra Flour, Lard, ?co., do. , . V? ALSO, - '10 barrels very superior Potatoes, grown ie this corporation._,_Juno 6 READ THIS! W E.Jake, pleasure In. .calling, tue.special itt?ntion of tho trade'to ont large and -woll sel?oted stock of" >i Ladies'. Misses', Children's, Men's and n.. .'.. .Boys/' j.r. , .. SH0B?1B MTBI, . .'.CL*! it'll i'. ; ' 1 'U ; ' Which1 wi-'are se?lmg;at ' ' 1 : .' 1 . .'*>.?? ? '.?IJ ?iiof-AfM':] MANUFACTURER'S P?ICES: ! m. GIVE US A CALL, and examine before you '* . ( F F ' * * ? . ^ ^ ? 'tf fVj* i;?/ " ;>*> i ? ?? *' i *? buy. , ?,(r . t . , j,* XH. & M. ? K??A?0. May 26 -? _ Early tl lo?ing. .. THE patrons of our house, and the paoli o generally, aro 'reroectfo?y informed that our establishment will be eloaed at HALF PAST 6 O'CLOCK-,' every-evening, exoept Saturday, during the Buxomer months. Aa we open at C A. M., wc think that a large amount of bnsineas can be dono' in twelve honra, and wo wish to give our young gentlemen an op? portunity of visiting their friends at other times than Sunday. . Jone 3 3 > "-J. --g; Vfc; tt. L. KINARD. A Caird. , : WE, the undersigned, hereby tender.our thanks to KM Htmbf J. IL & M. L. Kinaird for thoir liborhlity in 'allowing their store"tb bo ?lpaed at half-past 6 o'clock P. M., whereby we can take .the mpoh.needed reBt and recreation which the long honra of busi? ness provent our enjoying. Hoping our friends, the ladies, .wUl. aid. ua ink eeplng up euch-a'dcBlrable arrangement, during the summer, by making thoir purchases before C P. M.. we are. moat reaoectfallv. i . J:, H. BALDWIN, 8. J. PBBBT.. JOHN B. 8LAW80N, . I*. C. BW?O?BT, W. W. FBY .JOHN LYNCH, C. A. BEDELL, J. W. OREEN, ? TV H. BURNS, .. 1 . ~ 8. WI. CAPERS, F. H. HAMILTON, 9. GUION. - ' June 3 ._ ? ' ' '3 . Intelligence Office, . (Opposite ll as onie Hall,) WE call the attention of the ci tizona of Columbia and vicinity to tho ?act that we have purchased tho interest of BEARD A ORCHARD in tho above institution, and will givo attention strictly to its demands. Hales or females wiehing employment of any kind can bo supplied by calli og, or sending in their nanum and residences and announcing their wants. The desires of employ era will be im? mediately taken notice of. Rontors and those wishing to rent wlb\ be' provided Tor. The collection of Accounts. wBl be pnramid,Bonds negotiated, and sales of Real anet Personal Property made. . LEE A SMITH. Juno 3 ._,_' "~" SOMETHING HEW4 JJ AYING too large a stock on band, for dull times, I will sell any kind of DRY GOODS, Fancy Articles, Notions, otc, at lowest pricce, and then deduct FI YE CENTS from overy dol? lar's worth bought. ' C. F. JACKSOS, June 1 .. Miin htrcet, Columbi*, 8. C. es~ Lexington Dispatch and Newberry Ile raid copy._/_ ^OlSITY CliAIMS ANO JURY CERT1 riv .i l i:3 bought DV Fob fi D. GABI IHtlLL. Broker. U. 8. Internal Revenue,.. COLLEOTOR'8 OFFICE. 3o DISTBIOT, 8. C., ; Ootr^tniA, May 28,1871v THE Income Taxes' for the year 1870, and ibo Special Taxes [on the sale of To? bacco, Spirits, fte'.,} for the present'year, have been assessed and placed in my banda for collection.": ? ' ' . Residents of the city of Columbia, and of the Counties ot Richland and Lexington, sro required to make payment at this rffioe by the 10th day of June. After that date, the penalties prescribed by law will bo enforced. R. M. WALLACE. May 28 -Collector gd District B. 0. Corn, Hay and Oats. . 2AAA BUSHELS Prime White CORN, .viv" 100 bales choice Northern Hay.? 600 bushels prime mixed Oats. Just received and for salo by '. June 2 JOHN AGNEW A SON. Special Hotioe. THE MILLS HOUSE. Charleston., 8. C., has reduced its rata oi Transient Beard to _?fr3.00 per day during the sum? mer mtmihs. J. PARKER, Proprietor. G. W. PABKEB, Superintendent. May 80 3mo_ Cheap Fertilizer. A tf\ TONS COTTON 8EED MEAL. Excel loot for manure. EDWARD HOPE. May 13_.; . _ Jewelry and Silverware, OF the most approved styles, can be ob? tained at I. BUL?BACHER'S eatablieh mont, Main atrcet. Columbia Hotel Row. Set? and half sots.in groat variety. Also, solitaire andoluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA? CLES and EYE-GLASSE9 to suit all ages. _JMay 12_\_ Scythes and (?rain Cradles. 2DOZ. superior GRAIN CRADLES. 10 doz. Grimn'a Grain aud Grass Scythes, just received and fot salo low by ' Mayl7_. JOHN A G KEW A SON. If a Porter House Steak will stop ymir hun? ger, call at POLLOCK'S.